FARR Presents Their Most Intimate Single Yet, "Someway Somehow" [PREMIERE]

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Alternative pop and electronic soul duo FARR comprises Linden Jay and RomÄ - o. The two met by chance at a recording session back in May 2016. Ever since that fateful day, FARR has been combining their distinct and contemporary style in emotion-filled singles.

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In the past, FARR created their music in two different continents with the help of audio messages and voice notes. Linden Jay produced beats in London, while in Los Angeles, RomÄ - o recorded his vocals. But for their latest and most intimate single, "Someway Somehow," the two musicians of FARR finally collaborated in person. Producer George Moore, who is known for his work with artists like Clean Bandit and Kwabs, was a part of the magic that is "Someway Somehow." The soulful track has a romantic flair with lyrics like "there's no way to escape this song then to figure it out."

Linden commented on the new track,

"It's one of our slowest songs we have released thus far and highlights the struggle of  everyday life, love and theme that everyone is trying to make it through their own  unique situations. We want this song to connect with people and help them through the  most difficult of times... offer them the notion that there are other people in the world  experiencing hardship and difficulties as well, and that love and hope will always be  there to see us through the darkest times."

"Someway Somehow" is the first release of the year for FARR, but they are diligently working to release their first full length album later this year.

Listen to “Someway Somehow" below:

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